The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-05
Musical Notes.

1.-THE Greatest Gift. at the church Friday even,
ing.
Mrs. Clarine Bowen voolfolk of this city xho is
now resident of New York has the position olead-
ing soprano in the celebrated Dr. Burchards church.
Miss salie E. Bingham, of Boston, viii spend next
month with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Bingham.
Miss Bingham is prominent vocalist and one in
whom her friends have great pride
The Whiteland Band, under the direction of Prof
Rudy. of this city, furnished the music for the rain
bow lawn fete given at the residence of Mr.. w. d..
Cooper, on College avenue. Friday. and won many
compliments for their excellent playing.
Miss j. May Miller. travelling with the Riley
Combination Company, reports having met with emf
mont thus far. Mr.. Charles Heinzen violin
him. Miss Sweeney. the sopranist, forms of this
combination, and adds great merit to it.
The Mendelssohn Society will give their last con-
Anna Walker will sing The Lorely. by Lszt Mrs.
other sooist. The FortseeonJ Psalm Will P bs the
leading number. The renewed interest that has been
plished already and the concert will give opportu-
nifty to judge what has been DONE
The Mendelssohn Society will give it's final concert
Of the season at Plymouth Church next Friday
ing The large chorus of ninety voices will be seated
tiers of seats built from the stage and the dou
tended into the audience room from the stage. The
chorus. since Prof Carl Barus became director has
done better work than ever before. The orchestra
for this concert is almost wholly professional The
following is the programme
Part T.
Forty second Psalm. -Mendelssohn.
Chorus and Orchestra, Mrs. u j. Hammond, So
lost.
overture"Poet and Peasant" -.suppe.
Solo-'The Lorely," List.
~ 80 " '' Chorus and Orchestra. -''''''
Mrs. Enrique Miller.
Overture-"Oberon.' Weber.
From the number of tickets already sold, a large
audience is assured
Concerning Women.
Miss Emily l.. Uphold is the diocesan secretary of
the diocese of Indiana
Mrs. Kate Richmond is presiden. of mining COM
pany al Shusburg Wis.
j. Grace Alexander is treasurer of the Security Saw,
ings Bank, of Winchester. N. H.
DIR. Mary R. Butin, of Dorchester. Neb.. has been
elected first vice president of the Nebraska State
Medical Society
The semi centennial of Mount Holyoke Seminary
will be celebrated June %. and $500 invitations
have been sent out to graduates and students.
bureau of collegiate information has been estab-
lished by the Association of Collegiate Alumne under
the charge of Mrs. Kate Morris Cone. of Hartford,
The Woman Journal has republished Henry Ward
Beecher's great speech suffrage. delivered
in $50, in the form of two leaflets for general dis
tribution.
The North Carolina Wesleyan Methodist yearly
conference passed resolution at its recent meeting
asking the general conference to permit the ordination
of women to eldershp.
Mrs. Helen Campbell, since her prisoners of Pow
erty called attention the suerings Of sewing
women, has received hundreds of applications from
persons who want sesmstresses.
Miss Letitia l.. Burlingame, recent graduate of
the law department of Ann Arbor University is lect
urng under the auspices of the Presbyterian Church.
the relations of labor and capital.
Mrs. Martha j. Lamb. editor of the Magazine of
American History, is a member of thirteen learned
societies life-member of the American Historical
Society. and fellow of the Clarendon Historical So
ciety of Edinburgh.
The Wisconsin Woman Suffrage Association has
been incorporated. It's seal bears the of the
ISOLATION date Of the incorporation and the world in
tine center surrounded by the words. "Womanhood,
Manhood Equality"
THE perfect woman of the Bible" remarked Rabbi
Gottheil before the Nineteenth Century Club at New
York recently was who not only attended to the
duties of the household .ut looked out for the buy
ing and selling well"
Mrs. Louise Z. Hopkins of Swayne Academy. New
Bedford Mass. has been unanimously elected to fill
the position on the board of school supervisors in
Boston which held for ten years by the late Iu-
cretia Crocker A suitable memorial to Miss Croker
is contemplated by raising fund to found scholar
ships in connection with the Marine Biological
for teachers in the Boston public schools